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32. His composition won first prize, ______ made him too happy to sleep for nights.

A. what B. that C. which D. Where

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37. A. luck B. evening C. job D. morning

38. A. treatment B. travel C. meeting D. prayer

39. A. dealing with B. dreaming of C. hunting for D. living with

40. A. money B. patience C. success D. help

41. A. serious B. terrible C. happy D. long

42. A. took B. sent C. drove D. turned

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44. A. doubted B. believed C. wondered D. hesitated

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46. A. educate B. support C. encourage D. protect

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49. A. removed B. accompanied C. avoided D. suffered

50. A. fantasy B. time C. disease D. strength

51. A. formally B. expectedly C. neatly D. messily

52. A. forgot B. missed C. called D. forgave

53. A. hospital B. envelope C. air D. mail

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